Whilst playing with the MacOS X Gui Tools, I re-discovered mysql
Views. They would be massively useful to me... for example I could
have a query that inserted into a view which would mean django
wouldn't have to be performing complex queries on-the-fly.
The questions are:
1. Can Django use mysql Views? If so, how would I access them?
2. Are mysql Views what I think they are... are they a "live" take
on the data or just dumped into a table once?
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